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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
The Frenehrnan,. IIrper.en.Itlrene...

The extreme scnsitiyeucss of the French character vas amu-in-ly Illustrated as I Tecolect some years ago in the PirRus Of Athens, where @ vest number of ships of war Of Ull HatiCuCl.t.cs were assembled awaiting events after the flight of King OthO and the coming of the present mon arch, who was then Prince George of Den mark. AmOngst tho English squadron was Eae Of battle ship named Con QucrOr, which had for a figure head lioI tramplinc On o rooster. The ships were very close together in the FirTus, which is a small harbOr. and it happened that The C1nquerOr was moOrsd next tO the flagship of the French admiral, and that regularly every day that officer was per force compelled tO see the CCnquerOr fig ure head right Outs.Ie his stern galley. The contemplation became % annoying tO him that he actually wrote tO the Enghsh admiral, and requested that the Objec- tiOnable figure head might be removed. Of course, this could not very well be done; but in order tO smoOthe matters the ConqCeror was ordered away to the isl- unds Of the archipelago, and on her re- turn, some weeks later, WIS, much to the disgust Of her officer. made tO anchor in Salamis bay, about -iS miles from the city, so as Co be oJ, ci the way of exhibit ing her 6ggravUting figure head to the hypersensitiye FreEchuen. - New York Truth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Resident Foreigners in POkinc.

All foreigners reside ia the Tartar city, but the glimpso VIC got of it was not moro en- courRging than what we hal seen beyond it's Gates; in fact, it all looks hse vast suburb. The streets, ungrated and unpaved, are dust swept in winter, and quagmires ia summer, with green sufIocating pools in the hollows. that would create PestilsDce in any other climate The heavy cart wheels sink into bottouiiess pits during tho vet season, and people have actually been drowned in the streets The o,lors then bcggar description, nor are they improved in the dry season, when, to lay the blinding dust, the sewers are opened, and every afternoon the liquid from them is dashed reckleSsly about by means of . long pole with bucket at the endi Gar bsge and slOps arc thrown in front of the houSes, and the city scavengers, dogs, rag piokprs and nlaSpies feast at their leisare-C B. Adams in American Magazine
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Election Notice.

In conformity wiih .he Charter of The oiiy of Tucson, s Dubicipsl election will be held On ,he l2ih day of December, lSSS, for the following officers:
 One Councilman fOr Ward One One Councilman for Ward Tgo One Councilman st large
 A City Treasurer
 A City Assessor lnd Collector A City Recorder
 A City Marshal.
 Ward Gre is sll that psrt of the city nOIth of the center line of Corgress street; polling place al the City Hall. Ward Two IS all that part of the city South of the center line of Congress street; polling place at the club-room, second door east of Church plaza, on the south side of Congress street.
 By order of the Mayor and Common Council.
 CHARLES H. METER Tucson Nov. 25th 1887. Recorder
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
PoEer nf 9 Kind NnIce-

There is no power of love so hard to get and keep as a kind voice. A kind hand is deaf and dumb. IL may be rough in flesh and blood, yet do the work of a soft heart and do it with soft touch. But there is no one thing that love so much needs as a sweet voice Co tell what it means and feels; and it is hard t0 get and keep it in the right tone. One -~ust start in youth and be on the watch light and day. at work and play, to get and keep a voice that shall speak Gt on times the thoughts of kind heart. It Is often in youth Chat one gets voice or a tone that Is sharp. and sticks tO him through life, and stirs up i'll will and grief, and falls like droD of gall OR the sweet joys of home. Watch it day by day Gs a pearl of great price. for it will be worth moro Co you in days to come than the best T,rrl hid in the sea. A kind voice is tO the hort what lirht Is tO the eye It Is a light that sincs ss well as shines.-Elihu Bur-itt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
HE WAS A BLOOD.
A Yoang Man Pays s5 for a Ride fin .
 Street Car.

A Soang Man Pays s5 for Ride fin a
 Street Car.
 He was young, stylish, and very drunk As be sat in acorner of Mission street car last night and surveyed the tips of his patent feathers through pair Of blesred optics that bulget from their bony orbits, it was evident that he was a typical member of the haul votes.
 young lady and an ultra fashionable chaperone, with s large fan and false front, sat opposite the young man The young lady seemed to be greatly amused in watching the efforts of the intoxicated individual to appear perfectly sober, while be seemed to be totally oblivious of her presenca
 The young Lady watched intently; the L hiccoughed mildly, and the driver notifed the occupants of the car that a fare was due by jerking the bell violently about eyery minute.
 Presently the car stopped, and an aged and decrepit man slowly entered His arms seemed to be parRlyEed, but he managed to get out a thin wallet, from which be drew 6 nickel Ho gave pleading look around the car, and the young lady quickly reoched over, smiled pleasantly, received the nickel, and deposited 1t in the box Tbe aged maa bestowed upon her look of gratitusle, and the blase young man appeared to be startled by the trifling incident Just about tLs tine the driver became tired ringing for the fare. He threw open the door with bang, and iu the regulation cor drivers voics com manded the young blood to pay his farS
 The latter started ss if the angle wor1ne tbst psecede the large ugly reptiles had met his view. He quickly regaiusd his oors- kgrr av.S foreflnger took a coin from bis vest pockes Then be cast e besseching glance at the young lady, leaned 90 heavily upon ths chaperone that shs managed to conjurs up 6 blush, and in c voice strained with coun.s-- felt emotion said: Would yo1 be SO LindF
 Certainly" was the meek rejoinder, aDd she took the coin and deposited it in the box, just as she had done with tbe aged gentle- mnns fare. Eben it reached the bottom she Sav it through tAe glAs4, and an expression of pained surprise suffused her countsnance She quickly turned and said: swhy, sir, you gave me 6 pieceA'
 He was just pTepored to beam forth smile u1 thanks, but the announcement affected bis breathing He staggered up eo tLe door, sDd n loud voice demanded change for the S5 The driver had pulled the string that projected tbe coin to the bottom of the box He thought that it was only a nickel, as be had only taken e casual glance, and tbe demand for change phasei him He quietly told the passenger to go and get sober, and when the latter became obstepeT- Ous be was told that be would be thrown oi the car. He then muttered somethin. about suing the company, and finally took bis de- parture, but be never again glanced at ths young hdy.-San Francisco Post
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Notice to Taxpayers.

Previous to lest year, it has been the custom of the Board of Supervisors to extend the time for payment of taxes before delinquency. but like many other things done in early days, this was it. legal, and taxpayers must govern them selves by the advertisement Of the tax collector which states that December 18th is the lest dsy of grace.
 There will not be and cannot be sny exception to this law and the Supsryis- ors have SO expressed themselves.
 Taxpayers will save themselves and the Collector endless trouble by taking heed and paying early in December.
 J. s. WooD,
 Treas. Pima G., and ex-ofscio Tax Collector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
A cnrhnr.s nIt of Krnerieno.-

lam not dissatisfied, but my foolish notions have been corrected, and am suro H tbe young men in the east knew the facts and understood the real work that cowboys do they would be glad to stay ss bouss and earn a living iD an easier manner.
 The worf Is fully as hard as sailors. It has its redeemins features, of course, and c cowboy has good health and Is independent to a certain extent If vere asked to advise a young man about a cowboys life and the chances of ssccess, I should tan him the life was hard, and that vithoot capital the cAances were poor.
 Then, if he insisoed upon trying 1t, should tell him to go out oa some big New England farm, put on Q pair of overalls, do an the hard drudgery and then multiply bis work by two, and he would get an idea of a cowboys life-Youth's Companion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
To Prevent Collisions.

Two German inventors are credited with having devised an arrangement in the shape of an automatic electric alarm bell calculated tO prevent the collision of two trains on the same track. More than this, the invention enables a train in motion to remain In telegraphic com munication with the station at either end. m about the same way as do the Phelps and Edison telcgraphS Finally, the in- ventiOn admits of she transmission of dis patches to passengers in the train, and enables the roadmGster to ascertain at any time whether the track is clear with ous being obliged to inquire of the neigh 5o-s-- stations -Chlcacp ue-nlI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03


 The U. $. American Bakery, No. - Congress St. Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Fruits, Nuts and Candies, Sscketi Hsr- Dor and Cape Cod CrAnberries. LOOK OUT TURKEY AND CHICKENS. Osvego solid packed Creamery But ter, also Choice CslIfornis Roll Butter
 ON DRAFT. TRY I'll Southern, Northern and Oregon Ap- ples by the 10 or Box ss you please. Eggs! yes. Fresh Kansas Eggs. received Monday and Thursday of each week. Fresh and
 sWATE PURTATos PARA vKNDKR- Keep your Eyes on the Express: So- nora Oranges, Muy Bonito. Groceries, 6 full line.
 BAKERY, THE BOSS, knows how It IS, you bet. There's Pies, Cakes, Crackers, II or 8 varieties, Cream Puffs, Jell Roll, Ladies' Fingers,
 MScE PoY, Yes Turkey. Cranberry Sauce and Mince Pie. Don't you Forget it we have the finest Line of Bakery goods ever displayed
 IN TER COUNTRY. Tea, Coffee and Milk. Lunch sll hours of the day. Goods delivered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
CHrl of ThaUkg.

li afford. me great pleasure io thank the good people of Tucson. for the hsp- py surprise with which ve were greeted last evening. have before read of such kindness shown, but little dresmed that l should ever be SO honored- May those who favored us with their presence and choics gifts, fully realize ,he truihfulpess of the scripture which says, 1t is more blessed 10 give than to receive"
 M. M. HITCHCOCK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
rnE GULLY.

fn tho ruined mill long shadows fan The mice creep over the floor, The cobwebs swing on the crGnnied vaA The sun sifts in through the door: The great millstone hangs idly there And the brook as it trickles by Gives happy laugh to the sunlit air And 6 smile to the far ofI sky. It springs and it leaps the mill race down lt whispers over the grass, It gurgles under the tree roots brown. It calls tO the birds Gs they pass; Over feathsry moss it softly flows Where the pines their bows iuterlace. And the great. gaunt rocks in their calm rcpose For ages untold have their plaoa In the deep ravine, In the suralner noon, The lazy leaves scarcely stir; wayward tee gives a honeyei croon The c-ickets faintly whir; The trees grow green in their fallen state, The squirrels run out and in. And the very stones seem to watch and van For the life of the mill to begin.
 Marie c r. Sicboth
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
For Rent.

raGca Ca the Gala IIver I5 miles from Casa Grsnde aud twelve miles be- low Florence, containing about 45O acres ot land under cultivation; all enclosed with a wire fence. and stocked with new fsrming machinery of latest improye- ments. For furthur particulars enouire of F. l.. Austin
 Nov. r. 6E Fort I,ovsU
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
The Country is Safe

The Grandmother has sent & very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas City pigs feet. family pickled pork, sugar cured ham. breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh ing 20 pounds and also a carload of Anheuser-Busch lager beer. Prices res ssnsble, Warun Darum.
 Josxpu UrRa,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
The Aristocrsry of Mind.

He-Chnrnins youth, that young Beilamy -such refined and cultivated intellect When you think what hos risen from, it really does him crediti
 She-Nhy, were bis V.sople-a-inferiahf
 He-Wel, yes His grandfather B an earl you know. and his uncle B a bishop; and b' himself fs heir to an old baroDetcy witt EoO,Oo a yeari-London Punch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Notice.

II any persons paid Simon Tichler any money on subscription or advertising in the Nogsles Record, they will notify Mir. J. 3. Mansfield or write particulars to the Record office at Nogsles, at once.
 A, P. CRAwPosp.
 I'd. Record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Anheuser.B Busch Lager Rear-

The RrsndmoiheE hes cent an order Tor Col. Dur not io sell Lemp's beer tor S2.5O per dozen, but to sell cnly ths EoEld-renOwned, celebrated AnheHser- BGsch beer, Ice-cold. a s2-5O per dozen or 25 eeDts per bottle. Delivered to any part of tse city without extra charge Warum. Darum.
 InaRprI Drrnn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
JOSEPH DUBB. .
Coreets CorsetsI Corse,sIror.o,.,

N"iscNa N'I-etS. NorseiSl NOrSctG! Ladies be sure h.d try our new Ala 5Piriie OOrse:s. We ere sole agenIs for ArIsons. Tsese corseis are cusr- anteed so give satisfaction by the mann iscsurer. They csn hot be surpassed for elegance or ft
 l.. ZECKESDoRF & O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
French Love of GIorr.

The French claim to he the Romans. and almost everything they undertake to do they refer Co a Roman precedent. Glory one oi these things. The English d-
 power. The Frenr
 erre fcr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Important 10 the Travelling Public.

fou can Save 10 to 9 per cent purch- sslnE your R. R. Tickets from Sam Drachman, member of the American Ticket Broker Association. All tickets guaranteed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Wanfeh-

Some children to board, residence con. yenient to both schools. Apply to sos Stone Avenue (southl u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
kitTiss Registered lst.IS ta NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
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REMEMBER R1last.I: T4s' g. R5sssHsse I'5sss...,, and Early. ShO Gro in charge of the drawings i5 glUrzutte Ot HGsclute fairness RlC integrity. thgt the chances are all cC Gbi. suC th-5 DO Oue can possibly Jssins what urmberi slA GfsW Prize.
 RENEM EEE that the payment of all Prize. is Cfg ARA. Ga EJ isI FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of N5N tsrisars. and the 1lcEets Grr fiEned by ths President of Sn institution. whOss chartered rights are recognized Al the highes CUurt- therefore he9G-o O; oag irlis9tions or J on-InCGs schau;es
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
LOWER LIMIT OF TREES.

In other words, where the plain break, up into a well-defned mountain range or peak which is well wsiered. the timber begins just above the limit of the plain. The upper limit of the forest grovth, or, as if is called, ''timber-line," is less clearly defined. Dr. Engslmsnn has clearly pointed out. that near Denver 1t begins just about st the altitude it dis appears inIAlpine Europe. The upper limit of trees averages ID Arizona sbou. as follows:
 San Francisco Mts.. s5-ss des. lst north. ,s47 Sierra Blanca |" f2-S4 deg. lat. north h-Il, 100
 CTo be continued)
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
THPRECFDRNTED ATTRACTIONS
 U OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Capital Prize, S30O,0OO.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated in 1883 for 2s years hy the Leg isaturs for Educational and Charitable Pur- poses--~ith a capital of S1.oO0 Os0-to which reseTy5 fund of Cvoz S55O,cJO hes tInce been added
 Its Grand Single Number Drawings take DIace monthly, and Ihe Semi-Annual Drawings regularly every six months (June and December.l
 eve do hereby certify that wesCperEiSe the ar rsugemHnts tor all ths Monthly and Ssmi-Anuusl Drawings of I he BoussIAua Stata Lottery Com Dany, ard m psrSOn manage and control the Drs~ilss- ten lgeG. and tha. the same is 'Onducted with honesty, fairEoss, and in goo-t faith torard ali pG-t.es. and We snthC-iye ths Company to uEc this certificate. with fac sir.l!as of ovr signEs1res at;aoEet. in its sd .crfr-c-.-. .,s.ts 70
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Again tO the Front.

Dog eat dos-A canine eating bologna = 1bs Epock
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Le Is,enau's Csia-. ,,.

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 Afes, 4fo~e- rtr. i.r..r-.# syya.iiiil C.-srra #-..... primary fCr-I- co tH. a.- syphilis. Prize, -y cr -- Ls RichaI's Godrr R.;.r.. S1rcs-Tcr.iary. liars.-.- '-.i aat!sll, Pains ia tle l.a. .- Head, back of th1 Sa-k lhroat, SyPAi.'ic Ia-- t- t-lrtet tcr'- S-il5 .. Q .r erlticatss ail f--.. r .. whether cal..' ..t--,- Cf Mercury, 70. healthy. PTie" ., co r-- Rom. LS hlehHa's GoiaeT, >tsHi..s s--.. Irritation Gravel. .li 1- r-- eal ti-aSralg gt Ile1.s. pri-r-. .- Bottle.
 te Nichau's Gos--rf srs-l.s q. lection. f1r ssvcre -.-- ...- trllalInatory f,' ,+ -tri irar. . r--,- sI % p~- Eorttr. Ls kHhnus Gsi5-. c-ir--,-,- for tssf e''. -tiy . --.= and ,rT1,t.sr7- p-i.r sl ..r :. . -.., L~e Eict.ES'- Ssi.s e. Ef and Fran r-.stI,.-l-. er, eSrcss CT over .--.. ---l.r- s Price a % pcr ls,r. Tonic and N,Ev5.s. Bent ever u aer-, '. '. -. -.-- 5-s PaSE~s
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03

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 Lager beer on draught at St. Louis Exchange-"Buffs' c
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
Legai Blanks ! ] For Sale at the CIPHER Office
 D;5IEEU- CUCET gLAEss:

@SS A sS>S For Sale at the CIPHER Office pi5TEEJC COCET gLAEss: ..liOsvit fo. A .tso..Esat, Undertaking on Att4ohmsn;. sseria'G C5-i'Jaoatas os sa.o q ges, Eststs D.
 EIcCCrAIn.
 FEoBATE COURT BLANKS: Order disee,irz Nots,ss-o be given to cre,!.;o-. CsEtiGcats O: tTill and fcc-s four-. O-der directing Vgsti; 2 NotIce- of ApFiias.ios
 Fer Letters ot otAdIiaistr-s,c1. Citlt. Ous Creditor5 Clam, Grtier GpDCicblls Ad silutss-g...v Blonde ot Acm lnIstrstUT- cd EEs-ctor. Ort3r appointing Appraisers, Order app 1lut.Ic tIi-.s for ProEat0 of sfII a.,
 uirtcting SuDl'cst'ur of ,-otice ci S.fES. t7dc- 1pSJiEti1g t-r= and qi--a trr H--Irl
 aoP-lc"tiqn e s'u Personal 1rc.ss-g cnc o dlrectinZ No'ice c. co si yru, Orus' to atsE caase ID OI!cs fl sd!c Uf Req
 EstSrc shOglt Ua- l1 -sst-. On 7- gp1.ati..-. zs.e z i'--sCrsl t'gopcrty Order 0f Sale O! FJrsJ~ z. Property, SrCcr appointing ds- tsr s,ttlsr.Ca; 1T gcccuu
 and Gireo iing Notice to 5e siSsa. Notice of tine sct for Settlement of Aecu ELANas CsED TN CEI6INIsG Us
 ENT5 To MINING CLAIMS: AHdAvit os Cltzenshrp. Affidavit of i've hundrc,i dollars Iurrover.snts Agrecmsrt with PublisGe.s. NOtico Of application Tor U. S. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IS JUgTICCcURqF Summons. Complain, >n cIsin and delivery Of Psruons
 FrUC5rty. Undsr.akins on claim and delivery oi PorsouaI
 Property, Affidavit on oIaia and delivery of PsrsopA
 Propnrty. AHidovrf tf,- srtarhr-,a,,r c-,,,-s. . no-4t.-. Undertaking on AttSchmens, Writ of Attachment, Execution. Notice of Appeal.
 220 Justice Blanks for f5.OO A pacEsge containing the fol'oSinI rsme blanks foE Justices' Courts. will 5s sI:sf t.1 sT, address postage paid. for s5.GS;
 6j Criminal Complaints
 5 Warrants of AFreet.
 2l Subpenas.
 Q COmniitTnanl4.
 2J Summons.
 9 2,o20lstEts on Ci, ! Dl, 2, Per--IrOD
 % AGdavIts for Attachment
 6l Urdartakings on Attachment
 2l Writs ni AttsChInsnt.
 4l Executions.
 10 1Aeknowledgments (si Iel.
 ,S l,S45SknT9wledsneats 5.;T Cnsu and ~sfsJ.
 10 supu ls,ions on Appeal.
 Sl Search Werranta
 MISCELLANEOUS BLAEHs Location Notices, Mining Deeds lteRl Estate Deecs tsal Estate MortcEzes. Power Oi Attoraey Leases Fond for Deed to Mining Prcpsr-. Acknowledgements. acsnov \ ss ledgmsnts for Man snA Wife. A AtdayIts Of Publication Notice or Mining Ciairn, Road Station Receipts, , EE-A All of thess blanks are printed in con, Ormliy with the biatEtes If Arizona and the | inning laws Of tho United Slstss. Orders sent out of the city COD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-01

To-Day, or in very few days, the
Atchi sen, Topeka & santa Fe Rail
way will take formal possession OF the
Atlantic & Pacific Railway which
reaches from Albuquerque to The
Needles, at the crossing of the Col
orado river. Gaining control of this
last named line was one OF the most
important tricks won by the Atchison
people in their game with their great
rival. The great Boston corporation
did lively work last year in south
western Kansas, where they are said
to have built new town every day.
This year the gigantic company will
build from the Missouri river at Kan
sas City to Chicago. They will also
construct a great deal of road in
Southern California. Later on there
will be line built from this city tc
San Francisco. Their advent into
California has been the spur in the
sides Of the old pioneer company
which did such heroic work for the
coast in years past, to awaken it tt
renewed energy. The two Titanic
powers of development will hereafter
keep things moving IN the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-01
COMPLAINT is made by the editor ol

COMPLAINT is made by the editor OIL
the Downey City Reuieac that his Sec
ton is not given sufficient prominence
in the neighborhood notes in the
HrRALp. The fault, if any there
be and we are willing to admit that
there may be some, that in fact there
IL so,ne cause for complaint, is in the
man who edits the Downey City Re
riew. The man on our staff who goes
through the exchanges has no preju-
dice against the fair City Of Downey,
nor against the lovely valley of Los
Nietos. On the contrary, from many
pleasant visits thereto and because OF
many good friends in both places, he
would be only too glad to note any
Improvements thereabhe!nnttss, But the
HERALD finds it is safe IN general
to trust to our enterprising and es-
teemed contemporaries the whole
country round for such news as is
desirable concerning the doings OF
their sections. Ii the Downey City
Reuiem man gets nothing in his paper
worthy to clip concerning his pro-
gressive and bustling neighborhood,
not only the people of Downey City
and of Los Nietos are unfortunate, but
the HERALD shares in such misfor-
time
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-01


The compliment paid to California
and the whole Pacific coast by the
New York Sun in placing the name
of VIM. T. Coleman prominently be-
fore the people as a fit candidate for
the Presidency, has been warmly re-
sponded to by the leading journals of
this State. Although Mr.. Coleman
has in no sense been what is now
meant by the term politician, he has
always been a consistent Democrat,
and in sympathy with the party.
This is hardly the epoch in which
either OF the great organizations Will
60 down amongst the people to find a
national leader, but il they should do
so, aud the Democratic Convention
should by chance bring forward the
name of VIM. T. Coleman, the people
of this coast would recognize in its
possessor a man qualified for the
duties of the high Office, and warm
towards him in a manner that would
give him formidable place in the
Presidential race.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-01

LA BALLoNA HARBoR is now attract
ing the most earnest attention, and
seems to be an interesting topic Of
general conversation. This great en-
terprise, of carving out a safe harbor
from the Ballona lakes, and connect
ing them with the ocean by a chan.
mel reaching out to deep water, is be-
ginning to assume an Importance COM
mensurate with the unquestioned
magnitude OF the undertaking.
There is wealth OF suggestion in the
mere announcement of the fact that
another ample and secure harbor,
where ship and rail shall be brought
together, is to be added to the COM
mercial facilities OF Los Angeles.